The Football Gantry

Tell a friend to tell a friend... it's baaaaack. The Draft returns and this time there's a European twist to get us all in the mood for PSG's UCL defence (hopefully), with the boys cherrypicking the best players north London and Paris have had to offer over the past few decades.

As the Premier League FINALLY wraps up, the boys put together their combined Team of the Season, with plentyyyyy of debate...

Amongst many other nations, England announced their World Cup squad this week. Amongst many other podcasts, the Gantry Gab bring you their reaction. The boys also discuss various other nations and their chances!

EMERGENCY PODCAST TIME - in what could possibly be a Gantry Gab first, the boys react fairly quickly to actual relevant news! Xabi Alonso is Chelsea's new boss and Liverpool fans are crashing out (hi Jack!) x

Here comes the Gab, doo doo doo doo... The sun is out, summer is on the horizon and the manager market is going crazy, so the boys break down who they think will take the next top jobs!

Zidane. Mbappe. Messi. Flowers. Names that have dominated World Cups in the past, but who will steal the headlines this summer? The lads break down their top 10s, from underrated ballers to old timers with legacies at stake...

To mark the Easter period, Added Time has been resurrected and you, disciples, are in for some true words of Andre Wisdom. The BSJ is back, we get a deep dive into the geopolitical history of Eastern Europe, and Dan calls Mike's football rule change proposals boring. Ye u?

It's the goodest of Good Fridays; the Gab is back. The lads discuss the current state of the Premier League and predict the rest of the season, like, super accurately.

Prime international break content is HERE. With Neymar discourse RIFE on football socials, the boys sit down to discuss their biggest "What If" players from their time following the game. Whilst Mike and Coxy remember dramatic stories of heartbreak and missed opportunity, Dan pulls on his 3 minutes of football watching experience to talk about Seamus Coleman and Phil Jones. It's quite good, though.

It was the mailbox, now it's the mailbag. No matter what, it is so back.